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Old 11th Mar 2024, 10:52 pm   #1
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from Michael Dranfield - here
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Old 11th Mar 2024, 11:55 pm   #2
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Useful, but getting the things open is usually the biggest challenge.
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Old 12th Mar 2024, 12:04 am   #3
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Beautifully simple! After another thread on here a year or so ago I bought a bottle of Liquiwire Conductive Paint but I have yet to use it in anger. I see eBay has a few similar products including a pack of 500 pieces different size pads from a UK seller.
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Old 12th Mar 2024, 12:58 am   #4
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but getting the things open is usually the biggest challenge.
At least in a way where you can close them again afterwards

I really had given up on one, but then I came across a duffer on a radio rally stall for 10p. Forced it apart to solve the mystery.

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Old 12th Mar 2024, 2:58 am   #5
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Useful, but getting the things open is usually the biggest challenge.
Especially when they hide one very small screw under a label as happened a few weeks ago
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Interesting things, I wonder if they're any good for stuff that gets repetitive use like the mute button or a burglar alarm panel (mine wore out and after a few repairs with silver paint I eventually replaced the whole panel).

I see they also do the entire conductive rubber pads as well (aliexpress).

The blurb suggests they're ideal for 'game consoles' and similar toys.
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Old 14th Mar 2024, 2:23 pm   #7
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Useful, but getting the things open is usually the biggest challenge.
True but Big Clive and his spudger always seems to find a way in!, one moment pleese.
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